The latest survey finds Brits feel most disapproving towards the Jewish State, with exception only to North Korea, than any other non-European country in the world.
By Cynthia Blank
Britons dislike Israel more than they do any other non-European country in the world, with the exception of North Korea, a new study found.
Anti-Israel demonstrators stand on iconic bronze lions at London’s Trafalgar Square – Photo: Reuters
The Chatham House-YouGov survey, which documents British attitudes toward the United Kingdom’s international relations polices, was published last week.
In a section titled “General public attitudes towards other countries” respondents were asked to name the countries they “feel especially favorable towards” and “especially unfavorable towards.”